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Amblyopic Eye

The amblyopic eye, also called lazy eye, is an eye condition characterized by reduced vision in one eye. It occurs due to abnormal visual development that happens early in life. Early screening of this condition helps start the treatment at an early stage. Treatment for this condition includes eye patches, eyeglasses, eye drops, and surgery.

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I have a low vision in my right eye with number -18. Can it be cured?

Query: Hi doctor, I am a 28 year old female. I have a low vision in my right eye with number -18. Can it be cured? What are the chances that it will come to my next generation?  Read Full »


Dr. David J. Mathew

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. From what you have described, you have a high myopic refractive error (minus 18 diopter) in the right eye. I am assuming that the vision in your left eye is normal. If it is not, then please let me know. The right eye is likely to be amblyopic that is it did not receive...  Read Full »

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